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" A Traveller, Oct 2016, US Eiffel Villa Garibaldi Good 3.5 / 5 ( 418 genuine reviews ) Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free*! 11 people looked at this hotel in the last hour Most recent review UNESCO World Heritage List | I amsterdam UNESCO World Heritage List UNESCO World Heritage List In August 2010, Amsterdam’s 17th-century Canal Ring was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, raising the total number of listed sites in the Netherlands to nine. World Heritage List UNESCO is the organisation of the United Nations for Education, Science and Culture, and a special commission is tasked with the World Heritage List. Their mission is to determine valuable cultural-historic and natural landscape sites of importance from around the world, which are so unique that they should be preserved for the future. Among others, the list includes the Great Wall of China, the Grand Canyon, the pyramids at Giza and the historic centre of Florence.

Canal legacy Amsterdam’s Canal Ring is unique in the world for its urban development and architectural artwork, as well as the physical expression of the major economic, political and cultural growth of the city in the Golden Age. The recognition of the uniqueness of the Canal Ring not only generates international attention for the city, it also frames a promise to maintain the area. In this way, everyone can continue to enjoy the unique living and working conditions of the Canal Ring. Within Amsterdam, UNESCO draws a distinction between the so-called core and buffer zones. The core zone is the actual World Heritage area, while the buffer zone is the land directly surrounding the core zone. The buffer area has been designated to ensure effective protection of the core zone. The boundaries of the buffer zone are virtually identical to the protected conservation area declared for the city in 1999. Here the UNESCO status also constitutes a natural continuation of the monuments policy implemented in the inner city thus far. Further details about the protected zones is available on UNESCO's Amsterdam website . World Heritage Office of the City of Amsterdam The city’s World Heritage Office was set up to perform the activities necessary for the UNESCO nomination. This office bears primary responsibility for maintaining the UNESCO area and any developments within it.

The office is also responsible for communication and (international) information. It maintains contact with the State and with the UNESCO headquarters in Paris. World Heritage Podium As of September 2013, the Amsterdam City Archives is also home to the World Heritage Podium. This visitors' centre provides details of all UNESCO World Heritage sites in the Netherlands – as well as potential sites for the future. Its services cater to both Dutch and international visitors, providing a wealth of historic knowledge. World Heritage Centre - World Heritage Cities Programme Bukchon Hanok Village, Republic of Korea © UNESCO / Van Oers World Heritage Cities Programme The World Heritage Cities Programme is one of six thematic programmes formally approved and monitored by the World Heritage Committee. It aims to assist States Parties in the challenges of protecting and managing their urban heritage. The programme is structured along a two-way process, with 1) the development of a theoretical framework for urban heritage conservation, and 2) the provision of technical assistance to States Parties for the implementation of new approaches and schemes.

Concerned by the multitude of World Heritage Cities facing difficulties in reconciling conservation and development, the World Heritage Committee at its 29th session in Durban, South Africa (July 2005) requested the development of a new standard-setting instrument to provide updated guidelines to better integrate urban heritage conservation into strategies of socio-economic development. The World Heritage Committee relegated this task to UNESCO in view of the fact that such challenges were faced by all historic cities, not only those inscribed onto the World Heritage List, to muster the broadest possible support from the international community, and to underline the role of UNESCO as standard-setting organization.

As part of this policy process that lasted 6 years UNESCO set up the Historic Urban Landscape initiative, an international working group comprising ICOMOS , IUCN and ICCROM (as Advisory Bodies to the 1972 World Heritage Convention) and other partner organizations, including UIA ( International Union of Architects ), IFLA ( International Federation of Landscape Architects ), IFHP ( International Federation for Housing and Planning ), OWHC ( Organization of World Heritage Cities ), the Aga Khan Trust for Culture , IAIA ( International Association of Impact Assessment ), the World Bank , UN-Habitat, UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme), OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development), IDB ( Inter-American Development Bank ), ISoCaRP (International Society of City and Regional Planners), the J. Paul Getty Foundation and WMF (World Monuments Fund), as well as individual experts from different geo-cultural regions and professional backgrounds.

Expert meetings From 2006 to 2010, eight international expert workshops were organized in Jerusalem (June 2006), UNESCO Headquarters in Paris (September 2006), Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation (January 2007), Olinda, Brazil (November 2007), Chandigarh, India (December 2007), UNESCO Headquarters in Paris (November 2008), Stone Town, Zanzibar (December 2009) and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (December 2009). The meetings identified new threats and challenges to historic cities preservation that were not present when the last UNESCO Recommendation on this subject, i.e. the 1976 Recommendation concerning the Safeguarding and Contemporary Role of Historic Areas, was adopted and suggested inclusion of concepts that have emerged since 1976, such as those of cultural diversity, intangible heritage and the role and traditions of local communities, among others. Please click here to see the previous activities.

New Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape On 10 November 2011 UNESCO’s General Conference adopted the new Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape by acclamation, the first such instrument on the historic environment issued by UNESCO in 35 years. The Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape will not replace existing doctrines or conservation approaches; rather, it is an additional tool to integrate policies and practices of conservation of the built environment into the wider goals of urban development in respect of the inherited values and traditions of different cultural contexts. This tool, which is a “soft-law” to be implemented by Member States on a voluntary basis. In order to facilitate implementation, the UNESCO General Conference recommended that Member States take the appropriate steps to: adapt this new instrument to their specific contexts; disseminate it widely across their national territories; facilitate implementation through formulation and adoption of supporting policies; and to monitor its impact on the conservation and management of historic cities.

It further recommended that Member States and relevant local authorities identify within their specific contexts the critical steps to implement the Historic Urban Landscape approach, which may include the following: To undertake comprehensive surveys and mapping of the city’s natural, cultural and human resources; To reach consensus using participatory planning and stakeholder consultations on what values to protect for transmission to future generations and to determine the attributes that carry these values; To assess vulnerability of these attributes to socio-economic stresses and impacts of climate change; To integrate urban heritage values and their vulnerability status into a wider framework of city development, which shall provide indications of areas of heritage sensitivity that require careful attention to planning, design and implementation of development projects; To prioritize actions for conservation and development; To establish the appropriate partnerships and local management frameworks for each of the identified projects for conservation and development, as well as to develop mechanisms for the coordination of the various activities between different actors, both public and private. The Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape was adopted on 10 November 2011 at the 36th session of the General Conference. The Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape, including a glossary of definitions can be found from [ here ].

Partners 7, place de Fontenoy, 75352 PARIS 07 SP, France Tel.: national (16.1) 45 68 10 00, international (33.1) 45 68 10 00 - Telex: 204461 or 270602 PARIS - Telefax: (33.1) 40 65 94 05 AFRICA Bureau régional d'éducation pour l'Afrique (BREDA) 12, avenue Roume / B.P. 3311, DAKAR, Senegal Tel.: (221) 23 50 82 - Telex: 21735 UNESCO SG - Telefax: (221) 23 83 93 UNESCO - ABIDJAN c/o Resident Representative of the UNDP, B.P.

1747, ABIDJAN 01, Côte d'Ivoire Tel.: (225) 21 13 41 - Telefax: (225) 21 13 67 UNESCO - ADDIS ABABA Menelik II Avenue / P.O. Box 1177, ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Tel.: (251) (1) 51 39 53 - Telex: 976-21029 ECA - Telefax: (251) (1) 51 44 16 UNESCO - DAR-ES-SALAAM c/o Resident Representative of the UNDP, Zanaki Street / P.O. Box 9182, DAR-ES-SALAAM, United Republic of Tanzania Tel.: via standard 29 556 - Telex: 41284 UNDEVPRO UNESCO - HARARE 8, Kenilworth Road / P.O.

Box HG 435, HARARE, Zimbabwe Tel.: (263) (4) 73 30 21 - Telex: 26472 UNESCO ZW - Telefax: (263) (4) 73 30 22 UNESCO - JOHANNESBURG c/o Resident Representative of the UNDP, Carlton Centre, 46th floor, Commissionner Street / Box 99-101 JOHANNESBURG 2001, South Africa Tel.: (271) (1) 331 12 68 - Telefax: (271) (1) 331 10 17 UNESCO - KINSHASA c/o Représentant Résident du PNUD, Boulevard du 30 juin / B.P. 7248, KINSHASA, Zaïre Tel.: (243) 30 256 - Telex: 21164 UNDP KIN ZR UNESCO - LAGOS 9, Moorehouse Road / P.O.

Box 2823, Ikoyi, LAGOS, Nigeria Tel.: (234) (1) 68 30 87 - Telex: 22476 NG - Telefax: (234) (1) 269 37 58 UNESCO - LUSAKA P.O. Box 50591, LUSAKA, Zambia Tel.: (260) (1) 25 04 72 - Telex: 43930 ZA - Telefax: (260) (1) 26 05 53 UNESCO - MAPUTO 515, av. Frédérick Engels / P.O. Box 1397, MAPUTO, Mozambique Tel.: (258) (1) 49 34 34 - Telefax: (258) (1) 49 34 31 UNESCO - NAIROBI Regional Office for Science and Technology in Africa (ROSTA) U.N. Office Complex, Gigiri / P.O.

Box 30592, NAIROBI, Kenya Tel.: (254) (2) 33 39 30 - Telex: 22275 NAIROBI - Telefax: (254) (2) 21 59 91 UNESCO - OUAGADOUGOU c/o Représentant Résident du PNUD, Place Naba-Koom / B.P.

575, Tel.: (226) 30 60 59 - Telex: 5251-UV - Telefax: (226) 30 60 59 UNESCO - WINDHOEK c/o Resident Representative of the UNDP, 154, Independence Street / Private Bag 24519, WINDHOEK 9000, Namibia Tel.: (264) (61) 200 23 20 - Telex: 722 UNESCO WK - Telefax: (264) (61) 22 36 51 UNESCO - YAOUNDÉ Tel.: (237) 22 57 63 - Telex: 8304 KN - Telefax: (237) 22 63 89 ARAB STATES Regional Office for Education in the Arab States (UNEDBAS) Cité Sportive Avenue / B.P.

5244, BEYROUTH, Lebanon Tel.: (961) (1) 83 00 13 - Telex: UNEDBAS 21061 LE - Telefax: (972) (4) 82 52 28 Al-Shmaisani / P.O. Box 2270, Wadi Saqra, AMMAN, Jordan Tel.: (962) (6) 60 65 59 - Telex: 24304 UNESCO JO - Telefax: (962) (6) 68 21 83 UNESCO - CAIRO Regional Office for Science and Technology in the Arab States (ROSTAS) Abdel Rhaman, Fahmy Street, Garden City, CAIRO, Egypt Tel.: (20) (2) 354 30 36 - Telex: 93772 ROST UN - Telefax: (20) (2) 354 52 96 UNESCO - DOHA P.O.

Box 3945, DOHA, Qatar Tel.: (974) 86 77 07 - Telex: 4150 UNESCO DH - Telefax: (974) 86 76 44 UNESCO - KUWAIT Al Jahid Street / P.O. Box 64085, SHUWAIKH B/70451, Kuwait Tel.: (965) 483 79 24 - Telex: 23278 EIPDAS KO - Telefax: (965) 483 67 24 UNESCO - RABAT 35, avenue du 16 novembre, Agdal / B.P.

1777 R.P., RABAT, Morocco Tel.: (212) (7) 67 03 74 - Telefax: (212) (7) 67 03 75 UNESCO - TUNIS 12, rue Rhodes, 1002 TUNIS, Tunisia Tel.: (216) (1) 79 09 47 - Telex: 15409 UNESCO TUN - Telefax: (216) (1) 79 15 88 UNRWA/UNESCO - Amman c/o UNRWA Field Office, P.O. Box 484, AMMAN, Jordan Tel.: (962) (6) 82 61 71 - Telefax: (962) (6) 81 18 49 ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Principal Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (PROAP) 920, Sukhumvit Road / Prakanong Post Office, P.O.

Box 967, BANGKOK 10110, Thailand Tel.: (66) (2) 391 05 77 - Telex: 20591 ROEAP TH - Telefax: (66) (2) 391 08 66 UNESCO - ALMATY 13th floor, Hotel Kazakstan, ALMATY, Kazakstan Tel.: (7) (327) 261 92 05 - Telefax: (7) (327) 261 92 05 UNESCO - APIA P.O.

Box 5766, Matautu, APIA, Western Samoa Tel.: (685) 24 276 - Telex: 209 UNESCO SX APIA - Telefax: (685) 22 253 BEIJING 100600, People's Republic of China Tel.: (86) (1) 532 17 25 - Telex: 210150 ESCBJ CN - Telefax: (86) (1) 532 48 54 UNESCO - ISLAMABAD Regional Office for Book Development in Asia and the Pacific (ROBDAP) U.N. Boulevard, Diplomatic Enclave No. 1 / P.O.

Box 2034A, ISLAMABAD 44000, Pakistan Tel.: (92) (51) 82 20 71 - Telex: 5886 UNIBA PAK - Telefax: (92) (51) 82 53 41 UNESCO - JAKARTA Regional Office for Science and Technology in South-East Asia (ROSTSEA) Jalam Thamrin 14, Tromolpos 1273/JKT, JAKARTA 10012, Indonesia Tel.: (62) (21) 32 13 08 - Telex: 61464 UNESCO IA - Telefax: (62) (21) 315 03 82 UNESCO - KUALA LUMPUR Komplek Pejabat Damansara, Jalan Dungun, Bukir Damansara / P.O.

Box 12544, 50782 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Tel.: (60) (3) 255 91 22 - Telex: MA 30270 - Telefax: (60) (3) 255 28 70 UNESCO - NEW DELHI Regional Office for Science and Technology in South and Central Asia (ROSTSCA) 8, Poorvi Marg, Vasant Vihar, NEW DELHI 110057, India Tel.: (91) (11) 67 73 10 - Telex: 031-65896 ROST IN - Telefax: (91) (11) 687 33 51 UNESCO - PHNOM PENH 38, Lenin Street, Chankar Mon / P.O.

Box 29, PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Tel.: (855) (23) 26 299 - Telefax: (855) (23) 26 163 EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA Centre européen pour l'enseignement supérieur (CEPES) Str.

Stirbei Voda 39, R-70732 BUCURESTI, Romania Tel.: (40) (1) 615 99 56 - Telex: 11658 CEPES R - Telefax: (40) (1) 641 50 25 UNESCO - GENEVA 15, route des Morillons / Case postale 199, 1211 GENEVE, Switzerland Tel.: (41) (22) 798 14 55 - Telex: 41 57 71 BIE - Telefax: (41) (22) 798 14 86 UNESCO - GENEVA Bureau de liaison avec l'Organisation des Nations Unies, Villa des Feuillantines, Palais des Nations, CH-1211 GENEVE 10, Switzerland Tel.: (41) (22) 917 33 78 - Telex: 41 29 62 UNATIONS - Telefax: (41) (

22) 917 00 64 UNESCO - HAMBURG UNESCO Institute for Education (UIE) Feldbrunnenstrasse 58, D-2000 HAMBURG 13, Germany Tel.: (49) (40) 44 80 410 - Telex: 21 64 146 UIE D - Telefax: (49) (40) 41 07 723 UNESCO - MOSCOW c/o Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 9, Vozdvijenka str., 121019 MOSKVA, Russian Federation Tel.: (7) (095) 290 08 53 - Telex: 411587 MFA UG SU - Telefax: (7) (095) 202 10 83 UNESCO - NEW YORK Liaison Office with the United Nations, D.C.

II Building, 2 UN Plaza, Office No. 900, NEW YORK, N.Y.

10017, United States of America Tel.:(1) (212) 963 59 78 - Telex: 23 42 51 - Telefax: (1) (212) 355 56 27 UNESCO - PARIS Institut international de planification de l'éducation (IIPE) 7-9, rue Eugène-Delacroix, 75116 PARIS, France Tel.: (33) (1) 45 03 77 00 - Telex: 64 00 32 - Telefax: (33) (1) 40 72 83 66 UNESCO - QUEBEC 56, rue St-Pierre, QUEBEC G1K 4A1, Canada Tel.: (1) (418) 692 33 33 - Telefax: (1) (418) 692 25 62 UNESCO - SARAJEVO CENEX Building, Top floor, Blagoja Parovica St.

SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina Tel.: (387) (71) 470 160 - Telefax: (387) (71) 470 171 UNESCO - VENICE Bureau régional de science et de technologie pour l'Europe (ROSTE) 1262 A. Dorsoduro, VENEZIA, Italy Tel.: (39) (41) 522 55 46 - Telex: 410095 CNR VE - Telefax: (39) (41) 528 99 95 UNESCO - VIENNA UNESCO Liaison Office with the United Nations c/o Vienna International Centre, P.O.

Box 700, A-1400 WIEN, Austria Tel.: (43) (1) 211 31 51 36 - Telex: 13 56 12 UNO A - Telefax: (43) (1) 23 21 56 LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN UNESCO - SANTIAGO DE CHILE Oficina Regional de Educación para América Latina y el Caribe (OREALC) Calle Enrique Delpiano 2058 / Casilla 3187, SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Chile Tel.: (56) (2) 04 90 32 - Telex: 340258 UNESCO CK - Telefax: (56) (2) 209 18 75 UNESCO - BRASILIA Sector Comercial Norte, Quadra CN2, Lote B / Caixa Postal 040063, 70710 BRASILIA, D.F., Brazil Tel.: (55) (61) 223 86 84 - Te

lex: 611243 PNUD - Telefax: (55) (61) 209 18 75 UNESCO - BRIDGETOWN No.

7 The Garrison / P.O. Box 423, ST. MICHAEL, Barbados Tel.: (1809) 427 47 71 - Telex: 2344 WB - Telefax: (1809) 436 00 94 UNESCO - BUENOS AIRES AV.

Callao 1134, 1er p., 1023 Capital Federal BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Tel.: (54) (1) 811 3958 - Telefax: (54) (1) 813 4622 UNESCO - CARACAS Centro Regional para la Educación Superior en América Latina y el Caribe (CRESALC) 7.a avenida entre 7.a y 8.a transversales / Apartado postal 68394, Altamira, Tel.: (58) (2) 261 13 51 - Telex: 24642 UNELC VC - Telefax: (58) (2) 262 04 28 UNESCO - CARTAGENA IOC Secretariat for the Sub-Commission for the Caribbean and the Adjacent Regions Apartado Aereo 1108 Tel.: (57.5) 364 63 99 - Telefax: (57.5) 360 04 07 UNESCO - KINGSTON The Towers, 25 Dominica Drive

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Box 8203, KINGSTON 5, Jamaica Tel.: (1809) 929 70 87 - Telex: 2422 UNESCO JA - Telefax: (1809) 929 84 68 UNESCO - HAVANA Oficina Regional de Cultura para América Latina y el Caribe (ORCALC) Calzada n.° 551, esq.a.

D Vedado / Apartado postal 4158, LA HABANA, Cuba Tel.: (53) (7) 32 77 41 - Telex: 512154 UNESCO CU - Telefax: (53) (7) 33 31 44 UNESCO - LA PAZ Casilla de correos 5112, LA PAZ, Bolivia Tel.: (591.2) 35 98 16 - Telefax: (591.2) 39 20 23 UNESCO - LIMA Avenida JAVIER Prado 2465, Museo de la Nación 8 piso, San Borja, LIMA, Peru Tel.: (5414) 76 98 72 - Telefax: (5414) 76 98 72 UNESCO - MEXICO CITY Apartado 105-255, 11581 MEXICO D.F., Mexico Tel.: (52) (5) 280 67 24 - Telex: 1

762337 UNECME - Telefax: (52) (5) 280 74 72 UNESCO - MONTEVIDEO Oficina Regional de Ciencia y Tecnología para América Latina y el Caribe (ROSTLAC) Avenida Brasil 2697 / Casilla de correo 859, 11300 MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay Tel.: (598) (2) 77 20 23 - Telex: 22340 UNESCO UY - Telefax: (598) (2) 77 21 40 UNESCO - PORT OF SPAIN c/o Resident Representative of the UNDP, 19, Keate Street / P.O.

Box 812, PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad and Tobago Tel.: (1809) 622 05 36 - Telex: 22257 UNDP WG - Telefax: (1809) 628 48 27 UNESCO - QUITO Calle Foch 265 y Avenida 6 de Diciembre / Apartado postal 17-07-8998, QUITO, Ecuador Tel.: (593) (2) 52 90 85 - Telex: 21264 UNESRE ED - Telefax: (593) (2) 56 73 05 UNESCO - SAN JOSÉ Del Caballo Blanco, Barrio La Guaria Moravia / Apartado postal 220, San Francisco de Guadalupe, 2120 SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica Tel.: (506) 35 71 27 - Telex: 3370 UNESCO CR - Telefax: (506) 40 56 55 Top

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Question: In which city are the headquarters of UNESCO?
Answer: PARIS